... continues to attract large and delighted audiences. TuEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Nir A. Melvi ?? hene- ficiael changes in Peces in Boots have been appreciated by good houses this week. ISEW STAR -Proprietor, Mr C. M. Rodney.-Mr Bob Voikes. has created roars of ...

... Manager, Mr m., se Chacles Et. Slauhin.-Mr G. Knobl-itouimby and an excellent an company ore appearing here this sceek in 'lie Golden Ladder. The Rev. Frank Thorehill is admirably imesonated by Mr H G. Enohbel Rtousby. as is also Lilian Gatby Mliss Louise ...

... Proprietor and Manager, Mr Charles E. Machin.-Mr G. Enoshe-Rousby and an excellent company are appearing here this week in T he Golden Ladder. The Rev. Frank Thornhill is admirably impersonated by Mr G. Knobel Rousby, as is also Lilian Grant by bliss Louise ...

... Flowers from a Persian Garden. By W. A. Clouston. (Nntt.) AIYOB BOOKS AIND NEW EDITIONS. Messrs Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, -Kent & I Co. (Limited) have issumei a dainty little H Homeric Birthday Mook, arranged after the manuer of birthday beoks with ...

... Elmunori's, Ruler; r., Mr. Garrett Taylor, trowee House, Norwich, Gem, s. Confidence, Six entries. MAorxe AND FoALs. * Class 14.-Boot hunting mare with foal at foot, first prize, 47, Mr.B.N. Donnelt, Abbots Manor, Lawford. Fourentries. Class 15.-Bent hackney ...

... could produce a& horticultbtal disply to eclipse that Made at York, though several ill-informed persons, nd j Southerners to boot, asserted that it altogether oatrivalled any such exhibition that the great metropolis could submit to notice. It was whispered ...

... and then loosening her hold, watched it flutter down until it reseed a tiny white speck on the golden sands below. Once more the glass door of the Golden Cross opened, and this ticne it was our hero who paused for a moment on tic threshold, ant only ...

... Daclington. Workeda ars miss i $loaw Bishop Auckland, 2 Miss 3 °alkld, s c ?? B A Thomas, Middleoruh 4Ms A L, Thomaas. infant's boot,, fancyhS kn re or Crochet, I. Salkeld, 2 ?? New, 3 4sSled fohread antNmacassar, Misses IC Crawford, N I ;hildops, 2 a H Wood ...

... fair success. The piece is splendidly played by the company, which is one exception- ally strong in every respect. Miss CiSSIn KENT made a successful parachute descent here on Monday night in the presence of 20000 people. bshe left the balloon at an altitude ...

... harbour or E, creek, where our boat lay securely in all wseathers, intending to row about for half-an-hour on the calm and golden sea. On cur way we observed \V Peter, a stalwart fisherman, and great friend of ours, with something on his back which from ...

... Gilbert; Paulette, Miss Christine Kemble ; Madame de la Marche, Miss Carlottn Zerbini ; Claudia, DuchessdeSan Lucca, Miss Ethel Kent; Gabriel de Moray, Mdlle. Zerlins Zerbini (Mrs Charles Har- rington). On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday the principal piece ...

... and a dancer of the first water; Eenriette and Gertrude, skipping-rope dancers; Alf. Fey, character singer ; Tom Senior, big boot dancer; and Maggie Stanton complete the company. HYDE. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietor, Mr Thomas Russell; Business Manager, Mr Joseph ...